if you keep messing around with the udiskie/gvfs...it'll work. it's what i'm using. i used on the dbus-helper file "chmod +us" and restarting dbus-daemon and restarting x...and soon u'll see the combination and order that works. u also have to create the folder /run/media/root. that's where the drives get's mounted.

i like that volume monitor better because i like thunar better. Also because i use gvfs-smb...to browse the samba shares from my other computers. using thunar's intergrated "Network" icon.

another command i was using to check for errors is:

Code:

udisks --enumerate

I'll try to find the exact order and let you know what it is, if i can find it before you do.

after the release of the much anticipated and long awaited 132...will you be doing the frequent updates like you were before? you know, like maybe 4-8 days later releasing 132-2, with the reported bugs fixed and workarounds included??

From what I see, not so sure...
At least not here.
Hopefully is about something/someone else.

hmm, wonder what that's about. it vivdly appears to mean 1 thing. but like you said...hopefully not.

i was also reading into the 'slow releases' as having a secondary meaning as well. i view ArchPup as still being in alpha. how does it move to beta level, with the releases coming once every other month? Is this a decision done 'by design'?

If sim wasn't as smart as he is i'd tend to think, "Ahh, no big deal." But knowing that he is, leads me to think, "Ok, what's going on?"

if you keep messing around with the udiskie/gvfs...it'll work. it's what i'm using. i used on the dbus-helper file "chmod +us" and restarting dbus-daemon and restarting x...and soon u'll see the combination and order that works. u also have to create the folder /run/media/root. that's where the drives get's mounted.

if you get any errors.
thunar-volman is unnecessary for the volume monitor.

mavrothal,

I tried your filemnt script and want to include it in the adrv-xfce.sfs. only flaw i have with it as opposed to the one i posted earlier is that it doesn't mount the files if there in a directory with a space in it. same with any puppy:

I tried your filemnt script and want to include it in the adrv-xfce.sfs. only flaw i have with it as opposed to the one i posted earlier is that it doesn't mount the files if there in a directory with a space in it. same with any puppy:

same as with your original script! (check again and see if the SFS is actually mounted because I do not see it mounted at my end).

The reason that I prefer the puppy version is that it includes all the required checks for the state of the SFS to be loaded/unloaded.

BTW, simargl indeed quited the puppy forum.
However, AFAICS development continues
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